[ SECRET POST #2500 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2500 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[fenm]

Except she didn't have sex with him, she just teased him.

How is that relevant to the fact that she's shown being physically attracted to him? This was at the end, after she'd dropped the ruse; it was presented as her genuine feelings.

but she never really made moves on Sherlock that he responded to.

"[T]hat he responded to", yes, but the scene in front of the fireplace sure looked like an attempted seduction to me.

[tabaqui]

How was she shown as physically attracted to him? Her heart was beating a little fast and her pupils were dilated. You do that when you lie, too. She didn't masturbate to the thought of him or go into details or anything.

Like is said - sex is her 'thing'. I think she seduces at all times, though only occasionally does the seduction end in sex.

[fenm]

You do that when you lie, too.

In real life, yes. In the show, it's specifically stated to be a sign of her attraction to him.

[tabaqui]

SHERLOCK says it is. Who knows what it was for her. Agree to disagree, dude.

[fenm]

Fair enough.

[(Anonymous)]

Dude, the show itself proves it by demonstrating Sherlock's logic as correct to allow him to deduce the password. If he'd been wrong and the dilated pupils were just a sign lying, "[I AM] SHER[LOCKED]" would not have been correct. It was; the writers were fully backing that she was attracted to him.

Everyone knows what it was for her, the show made it blatantly clear.

[tabaqui]

Eh. His name being the password doesn't necessarily equal - i wanna bone you. But, as i said above - agree to disagree.

[(Anonymous)]

I'll only agree that you're in some fierce denial.